Miyako Hotel Los Angeles
Little Tokyo, Downtown Los Angeles, Los Angeles
“Little Tokyo cultural anchor”
Vibe
A classic Little Tokyo gathering spot where guests grab morning matcha pastries downstairs before exploring the historic district.
“Little Tokyo cultural anchor”
Authentic Japanese touches including in-room Toto washlets, lobby bakery pastries from Okayama Kobo, and on-site Tamon sushi.
Second-floor cocktail and karaoke gatherings at Lounge Ohjah, complemented by an all-day lobby bakery and cafe counter.
A continuous presence in Little Tokyo welcoming travelers and community gatherings since its opening in 1989.
In Little Tokyo on 1st Street, steps from the Metro station, Japanese Village Plaza, and dining.
Rooms
Simple and functional rooms come equipped with Japanese bedroom slippers and heated Toto washlets in every bathroom.
Backstory
Opened in 1989 by Osaka’s Kintetsu Group, the hotel's exterior wall now features a soaring 150-foot mural of Shohei Ohtani.
Eat & drink
Grab sea salt rolls at Okayama Kobo Bakery downstairs, or head up to Tamon for sushi and Lounge Ohjah for karaoke.
The neighborhood
First Street puts you right beside the red lanterns of Japanese Village Plaza, surrounded by noodle shops, bakeries, and the Metro.
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